Free mail that doesn't require SSL checks??

[Total Ulla]

I need an free mail that doesn't require SSL checks to set up a scanner at work.

That is the short story.

The long story is that this scanner seems to do what ever it can to make it impossible to set the scanner up. Although after 4 hours of trying and testing I did google this nice little help:

http://legacyfinance.blogspot.dk/200...g-problem.html

[Swammerdami]

I suspect one of your fellow Geebers has installed a Trojan Horse on your scanner. The scanner will behave better as soon as you enlist in the upcoming game of Conspiracy Mafia.

[Total Ulla]

Originally Posted by Septimus

I suspect one of your fellow Geebers has installed a Trojan Horse on your scanner. The scanner will behave better as soon as you enlist in the upcoming game of Conspiracy Mafia.

See - why didn't I think of that

Giraffe is always the place to go - if you want an answer

[DogMom]

Ulla, unfortunately I don't think you'll find one that's web-based. I went looking for one for some testing I needed to do and the upshot seened to be "if you want one that doesn't require TLS / SSL then you have to set it up yourself. "

[bufftabby]

You could always send it a postcard. <3

[KidVermicious]

Originally Posted by Septimus

I suspect one of your fellow Geebers has installed a Trojan Horse on your scanner. The scanner will behave better as soon as you enlist in the upcoming game of Conspiracy Mafia scan and post a picture of your bum.

ftfy

[Total Ulla]

Originally Posted by bufftabby

You could always send it a postcard. <3

I think I already did that and I am pretty sure it worked very well

[Total Ulla]

Originally Posted by KidVermicious

ftfy

I better try that solution - must admit I didn't think of it myself.

[bufftabby]

Originally Posted by Total Ulla

I think I already did that and I am pretty sure it worked very well

I know it always makes my day.

[Total Ulla]

Originally Posted by DogMom

Ulla, unfortunately I don't think you'll find one that's web-based. I went looking for one for some testing I needed to do and the upshot seened to be "if you want one that doesn't require TLS / SSL then you have to set it up yourself. "

I found one. It's called Lavabit and the ip is 72.249.41.52 for POP and SMTP. If you use port 25 for SMTP and 110 for POP is doesn't require SSL

[DogMom]

Originally Posted by Total Ulla

I found one. It's called Lavabit and the ip is 72.249.41.52 for POP and SMTP. If you use port 25 for SMTP and 110 for POP is doesn't require SSL

Cool! Thanks, I'm going to forward that information along to a few people...